In June 2015, HBO shut down production of this half-hour comedy series after it had filmed 4-5 episodes, with Fincher directing multiple episodes.<ref name="deadline.comDeadline Hollywood">[https://deadline.com/2015/06/david-fincher-hbo-comedy-series-shut-down-1201441749/ David Fincher’s HBO Comedy Series ‘Videosynchrazy’ Hits Pause Button]</ref> It starred [[Charlie Rowe]], [[Samuel Page|Sam Page]], [[Jason Flemyng]], [[Kerry Condon]], [[Elizabeth Lail]], [[Corbin Bernsen]] and [[Paz Vega]]<ref>[https://www.indiewire.com/2015/06/hbo-halts-production-on-david-fincher-music-video-comedy-videosyncrazy-series-might-not-be-moving-forward-263051/ HBO Halts Production On David Fincher Music-Video Comedy ‘Videosyncrazy,’ Series Might Not Be Moving Forward]</ref> and was set in 1983, following a college dropout who moves to Hollywood with dreams of making a sci-fi epic, but ends up working on music videos. The first season was to begin with the making of the video for [[Berlin (band)|Berlin]]'s song ''[[The Metro (song)|The Metro]]'' and would have concluded with the filming of ''[[Michael Jackson's Thriller (music video)|Michael Jackson's Thriller]]''.<ref name=projects2/> The series was written by [[Rich Wilkes]] and [[Bob Stephenson (actor)|Bob Stephenson]].<ref name="deadline.comDeadline Hollywood"/> Wilkes described it as “a half-hour show in the vein of something like ''[[Entourage (American TV series)|Entourage]]'' or ''[[Veep]]''.”<ref name=projects2/>
